Rococo Boys at Moschino Spring 2016

This collection was typically Moschino by Jeremy Scott: it started with very colorful outfits inspired by motocross. All of these bright colors led to pastel pink and gold, and suddenly, it was another journey to a different era. We went from super colorful patterns to black lace outfits before completely plunging into this XVIIIth century vibe. Even though the first outfits were quite contemporary, the oversize crowns already brought that vibe in which we went deeper as the fashion show went on. Some disney characters invited themselves on baroque printed outfits, which was just a reminder that Jeremy Scott was the designer, so there obviously had to be something fun added to those vintage inspired pieces. All in all, the whole show was fun and interesting, mixing different eras and pattern that only Jeremy Scott could have brought together.

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